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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, LOANS TO HOMI.-'. OWNEIS—] ANY AMOU No Title able slone. q:lu dervice. ymm 1f You Need Money, Call. Write or See FEDERAL FINANCE CORPORATION 719 11th St. N.W. Met. 10031908 WITH SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS BIGTOP"INTOWN FOR TWO-DAY STAY Sells-Floto Clrcu\., With Nu- | Does Yuur Pleuted Sklrt [ merous Attractions, “at ] Hang Straight? Are the Seams Hidden Under the Pleat? ‘We pleat any size, and as fine as three-sixteenths of an inch, all by hand. Therefore our pleat- ings hang straight and your seams are in under the pleats. Hemstitching done while you walt Buttons and buttonholes. Temstitching fihnp 2412 18th St. Columbia 4536 Home” in Tented City. The “big top” and the sawdust rings are in town today with the Sells-Floto Circus and, if these.traditional insti- tutions are not enough for Washing- ton boys, there’s Tom Mix and Tony— in person. | Besides Mix and his famous horse, | which are known to every youngster the country over through !llelr daring feats & score or more of cowboys and cow- 2 | girls from tie hero’s own Arizona ranch. % Then there are the lsual animals— elephants, lions and rionkeys—to say nothing of the side-show troupers that | | are included in every circus community. The show reached Washington du: | ing the night and with sun-up this | { morning the tented city should be well | | on the way to completion. Besides the big top” itself, there are the menagerie | and side-show tents, the various dress- | ing tents. commissary, infirmary, st bling and blacksmith tents, so that the whole community occupies nearly five city blocks. Tons of hay and hundreds of pounds of fresh meat are being purchased here | | for the feeding of the animal stock. The showsis arriving nere in 20 Pull- man cars, while the three separate | trains in which the cavalcade travels transport 300 wagons, working trucks and tractors. While in the Capital the Sells-Floto Circus will give two performances to- morrow and two on Tuesday, each fea- | turing Tom Mix and his famous horse | Tony. For Rent THE ARGONNE 16th and Columbia Road N.W 2 Bed Rooms, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Bath and Reception Room ELECTRIC REFRIGERATIO! When You Need Help! We are reads, n to assi R always ¢ or d; you a remove responsibili- ties from your shoulders. Funeral Par- lors, Private Ambuiance The Cloud and the Fog. and Livery in (|| When water vapor is condensed by | connection. | chilling and made visible near the earth Two of the attractive and one of the mirth-provoking troopers with the | it is called a fog. When the operation | Sells-Floto Circus, playing at Camp Meigs grounds, Monday and Tuesday are | is carried on overhead it is called a the Ward Sisters and Otto GriebMng. JAMES T. RYAN | cloud. Clouds and fogs both consist Miss Rose Sullivan, clever aerialist, one of the abundance of pretty girls y # of tiny drops of water condensed around | with the Selis-Floto Cireus, showing at the Camp Meigs grounds, Monday and Funeral Director some sort of nuclei, usually (m‘:;t parti- Tuesday. 3 | cles. These are so smell that they can- —— 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. not fall against the friction of the air Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 , if they do fall, they descend ver one-twenty-five-thousandth of an inch | point droplets in 1 cubic inch. The |in diameter. In a dense sea fog therc | density of the fog depends upon the I may be more than 10,000 of the pin- |number and size of the water particles ater particles are onl: will continue ALL THIS WEE gain this week, you can select artistic Lifetime Furniture at the low sale prices . . . Reductions are store-wide . . . Sav- ings are right and left...every piece and suite is our regular stock of Lifetime Quality ...surely you'll want to take advantage of the present savings...watch tomorrow’s Star. Open Tuesday Morning With Unusually Attractive Values EE R LR LR R MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E i the | and Mrs. C., AUGUST_ 31, WILLARD WARNER RETIRES FROM POST, Other Long-Time Employes of Treasury Department Leave Office. ‘There were several retirements effec- tive at the end of August in the Treas- ury Department. Willard S. Warner, chief clerk of the Treasurer's Office, 79 years of age, Who had been in the Government service for 51 years, was retired yesterday. He was presented with $100 in gold by his | assoclates. He resides at the Concord | apartments. Willey O. Ison, 76, was retired after 47 years of service. He was assistant chief of the warrants and check section of the divisior of general accounts, Treasurer’s Office, and was retired at ceremonies, when he was presented with a watch chain, pen knife and Masonic charm by George O. Barnes, Assistant Treasurer of the United States. Mr. Tson resided at the Iowa apartments. | The retirement of Gideon C. Bantz 1801 K street, who was Acting Assistant Treasurer of the United States, was effective last night, although he left duty early in August to take his vacation. He was presented before leaving with $55 in. gold. David G. Vroom of 1628 Columbin road, 83, who had served 31 years in Government, retired from duty Friday as assistant chief of the pension section of the accounting division. He of had entered service in the subtreasury | in New York. He presented with a sum of gold by Maj. W. O. Woods, Treasurer of the United States, on be- half of his associates. . Frederick T. Macfarlan, 74, of 4417 Fifth_street, distribution clerk of the examining section of division, retired Friday, and was pre- sented with $60 in gold by Maj. Woods, on behalf of his associates. Both Mr Macfarlan were present at the retirement ceremonies, and received several other glfts. Births Re oxtcd hs reported to the Hrahh Department ast 24 hours. James R. and Alice B. Hickey. boy. Benjamin and Rose Zatz, boy. Carmella and Frances Collova, girl. John W. and Emogene Davis. 'irl Allen E. and Mattie M. Hamb Palrick and [rene O Brien, wirl. Leon J. and Pearl Brown. boy. Richard F. and Ida Novells. boy. Randolph and Lillan Puckett, boy. Eugene and Aslie Plummer, boy ames and Annje Jennings. boy onard and_Helen Blackwell. girl, Joseph and Bertha Mercer, girl. Leroy and Goldle Ammes wirl ' il William and Mabel Washing Ferdenand and Mary Dews, girl Deaths Reported. Deaths reported to the Health Department the past 24 hours: Sarah A. Helnk, 78. 1332 Mass. Emma Earnshaw. 71, 3141 38t Mary A. Hartigan, 67, 3537 Wiilam: Grimhe 37, 2198 North Nellie Shjnn, 57. Sibley Hospital Florence Turvey, 56, Georgetown Hospita Edward B Danenhower, 52, on railrond train (B, & O.) for Pittshurgh, Pa, Clara Swan. 48, Georgetown Hospital 'y A. O'Connor, 41, Providence Hospital thine, 1, ‘3102 18th st Blumenthal, Children’s Hos- 70, Gallinger Hospital. 64, 609 Half st 1218 8 st allinger Hospital. in ave. Capitol. it pitel Spencer HiIL Barbara E. Petersan, Zachari Hall, 5 Gertri de Tilley, 29, s W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones | Adams 10341 Solid metal casket. Com- plete funeral. The kind that is charged double the price ~—Chambers’ price $295.00 This means the Whole Funeral Solid steel, and guaran- teed for 50 years. The best grave vault that money can buy. Only $85.00. We match our vaults and caskets against any in the world. All national makes, This neat gray clpth cas ket, plain and dignified, with the whole funeral. Cars, hearse and all, only $100. The same service as the higher priced funerals. with no extra charge for chapel. All music, if de sired, by our pipe organ. Beautiful ambulances and hearses, as above. Only the best do we use. We assure you perfect service at a very low cost. We have expert embalm- ers and directors, such as W. F. Elliott and R. K, Harvey. These men are ex- perienced. Known to be the best obtainable. We claim we produce the finest eco- nomical funeral in the world. In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W.W.ChambersCo. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Columbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Lesn the accounting | 1930—PART ONE. ' THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy ‘ Sunday: Monday, local showers; not much change in temperature. Virginia--Partly cloudy Sunday, local showers in southwest. Maryland — Partly cloudy Sunday, showers in west portion; Monday, local :howm: not much change in tempera- ure. West Virginia—Local showers Sun- day and Monday; not mich change in | temperature. Record for 24 Hours. Temperature—Midnight, 74; 2 am., 74; 4 am, 69; 6 am, 71; !nm 72‘ 10 am., 80; noon, 86; 2 p.am., 90; 4 pm, 93; 6 pm, 89; 8 pm., 84; 10 pm., 79. | Highest, 93; lowest, 69. | _Temperature same date last year— Highest, 73; lowest, 57. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 9:26 a.m. and 9:38 pm.; high tide, 2:35 a.m. and 3:06 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:23 a, 10:38 p.m.; high tide, 3:31 am. and 4:04 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:35 am.; sun sets 6:41 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:36 am.; sun sets 6:40 p.m. Moon rises 1:04 a.m.; sets 10:28 p.m, | | Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Citis. T tnre faon's | e lel BSJV.DaH\.(D Asheville, Bhel i ) ol Atlanta, 88 H Wie Ga 4 | Atlantic City. 'N.'J. Baltimore. Md c Birmingham. Aln.....\ 86 | Bismarck, N. Dak SRR Boston, Masg, Ohio . Iowa.. Colo, | Des Moines. Towa Detroit, Mich Duluth. Minn | Bl Peso. Tox Galveston, T Helena, Mo Indianapolis, ind. Jacksonville, Fla Kansas_City, M>. Little Rock K Los Angeles, Loutsvitle, K. Mich: . Tenn.... Miami, Fla..... . Mobile, Al < Orleans, ' Ta. .. w York, N. ¥..... North Platte. Nebr. Omaha, 3 Pa Phoenix, Ariz. Pittshurgh, Pa Portland, Me. Portland. ~Ores Sali_Lake Cit 8t. Louls, Mo... 8t. Paul,’ Minn, San Savannah, Seattle. Wash Springfeld, TII. ampa, Fia.... Toledo. Obio... Vicksburg. Miss. |’ WASHINGTON, D, €.. HOSPITAL WILL PROBE INTOXICATION CHARGES| | Two Internes Alleged to Have Been Under Influence of Liquor Friday Night. Charges that two internes of Emer- gency Hospital were intoxicated when | they treated Mrs. Andy Bowman of | 940 K street for shock Friday night following the death of her 9-year-old | daughter, Margaret Lloyd, who was killed in a traffic_accident, have been referred to the Executive Committee of the hospital for investigation, it was | said last night by B. B. Sandidge, superintendent. The committee will begin its inquiry at a hearing at the hospital Tuesday afterncon. The charges were preferred by sev-| eral occupants of the house where Mrs. Bowman lives. They called at the hos- pital and complained to Assistant Supt. Stoddard that the two internes who answered the summons for medical aid | for Mrs. Bowman had been under the | influence of liquor. Radio Interference to Order. | Vast sums have been spent in trying | to eliminate radio interference. Tons of literature has appeared on the sub-| ject. And yet today we find radio in-| terference actually produced and mh'o-l duced in radio traffic! In simulating actual operating conditions the radio students at the RCA Institutes are faced with a liberal dose of man-made radio | interference. Aside from transmitting | several signals simultaneously to the code tables, there is added a liberal ap- plication of interference similar to sta- e, to compjicate the reception of mes- sages. In this way students are trained | under the same general conditions as| may obtain when they are at sea, work- | ing their profession. Little wonder, | therefore, that the student of today is | found at the key of the ships trans- | mitter six months later, performing with the ease and the skill of a veteran oper- | ator. ____FOUND, vk!l)‘ can have same by jdentifying aml P‘UR LOST AN(‘\X\XS apply | Anlm-l LOST. AMETHYST PIN. Th August 28, 3027 TUR St niw. Tel Adams 3478 BROOCH —8ubstantial reward for the re- turn of an arrow-shaped onyx and diamond brooch lost about August 12, between down- Town Washington and Wardiman Park Jotel, to"Nichals Co.. 625 Bond Bullding i CLASS PIN—Naval Academy class of 6; name on reverse: on 1ith st between Mess: ave. and B st. n.e., August 16. Please phone Lincoln 33 ion Boulevard 8088, - ity ward FOX back and ears yicinity "ot spoL on iswers to_vame of Tim st Rewnard s electric or_taxicab, Addres Box 416-H, Star_ofes, 1 on | Re- 5 ¥Tay case, y. ‘in_the Coluinbla "Theater. " Phone Kensington 50-W. la PIN_ Lady's, eatl: between Willard Hotel and_Corcoran At Ciallery, | Reward. _Apply_caskier, Willard_ Hotel. 1 POCKETBOOK —Tapestry, lost Augusi 397 | niaining som of money | Wedne ward cards: belonging to Eva aiborne, 2115 Allendale+ road. B Md. Reward. 1104 M_st. n.w! POLICE DOG, Celnation tag No.' 8 Rock Creek Park North. | Reward. _Phone Gu. 3838. RING. Tadies' room, Earle TE diamonds, diamond solitaire set wit diamonds’ and clats Ting, 1921, Ben). lin_University. _Finder return Earle ater_and T £iQ WALLET, c Tng license and pass G P‘l'ldel’»flen;! return S. Stichman, 2022 16¢ h_0723 4 small | Frank- | The- WRIST WATCH, dlamond-set, 1eft 1o dress: | ing room New York Apparel Shop, 1113 F | Foeh W on Aug 28, breween 'l 'and 1:30 Liberal ‘teward for return. 158 N. Cumlllnl; TCTURES, between 17in and K and 18th and Eve sts.' nw.. Saturday morning Reward. 1114 13th st. n.w Est. 1883 ONUMENTS WASHINOTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. P R AMBULANCES Best in Town. 34 00 Local C-ll. ooe Chunbcs Co O o . Praser’s private dock * |TWENTY ESCAPE DEATH AS YACHT CATCHES FIRE | Superstructure of Nebraskan's Craft Destroyed—Gas Be- lieved Ignited, by Spark. By the Associated Press. LITTLE CURRENT, Ontario, August 30.—The entire superstructure of the yacht Isabel, owned by W. A. Fraser of Omaha, Nebr, was destroyed when the boat caught fire vesterday while being pumped out. A spark is believed to have ignited gas in the bilge. The TIsabel was- moored at Mr. near his Sum- mer home at Kagawooing, 20 miles from here. About 20 passengers were aboard when the fire started, but all were landed without injury. The yacht is about 45 feet long with a 100-foot beam. Mr. Fraser came here today to arrange to have it sent | back to Omaha for repairs. Marriage Licenses. Kenneth R._Popham. 25, and Frances M Kennon, 22: Rey. Staniey White Kenneth H. Waren, 39, Foxboro. Mass., and Dorgthy Lamberf, 21, this oity: John C. Palmer John W. Murphy, United States Navy, an Rosa E._Hall, 23, Brooklyn, N. Y. Re George B Harrigeton. George A. Hale, Ir.., 31, and Marte W 36, “both of ~Richmond, Va.: Rev rd P. Downs Frederick W. Siein. 38, 26, both of Baltimore. Thomas. George E. Jones, 26, 23; Rev. Daniel Ennis. Orville 1. Jones. 25, Rainswood. Va. and Carrle A Vanlandingham, 22, Mundy Point, Va.: Rev. W. A. Lambeth. Richard_Cornwell, 21, and Ella 1. Tolson, 20; Rev. Cornelius Y. Abbott Ernest R. Dunn, borne, 18, both of Howard . Downs, Georro Hunter, and Rose Fisher. Md.: Rev. C. F. and Stella V. Sibley, Richmond, Va.; Rev. 30, and Charlotts Maddo: Timothy J.” Sullivan Burgess R. Powell. 24, Everett. 19: Rev. Oscar L. William Diges. 22, apd Rey. James T. Harvey. Simuel D. Lindsay and Pauline A. Miller, Holsapple. Carl L. Deanell. 21, and Anna E. Felker, 17; Rev. C. S. Abbott Willlam_ Suiton, 27, Rev. Clarence Diggs John J. Masterson, Howard. 33; Rev. J. L. Stanley W. Bell.'32, and Nell L Erwin, 33 Rey. William Pierpoint Bernard G. Kelley. and Margaret C. Meredith, 21, both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. H. D. Hodgkin Ra Carrabiss. 38, Luigina Santelll, 37, Robert E. Mat D. F. Bowe, 34, M. Muse, 26, Hodgkins, Bernard F. Jones 1y, 18, both of Howard F. Down Richard_ C. Enslow. 23; Rev Eldridge Allen. 30, and Edns Rudd, both of FPhiladelphis, Pa.; Rev. F. Killingswor(h Thidore Dade. 21 and Mary ¥ Ambrose. 18, both of Bladensburg, Md.; Rev. W. Jarvis. Md., Re 20 and Rand, Mary Brown, 21 Marjorie Morgansville, Md., Rev. F. F. and Edna Butler, 25 32. and Mary T. A Kilkenny. this city, and chmond, Va., and Emlyn West Point, Va.; Rev. H. . 23, and Estelle E. Low. South Richmand. Va.; Rev H 20, R Edward C. Metcalfe, and Agnes A. Robert, 26, Irving W. Ketehum Harry 'G. Slocombe, 32, this Betty M. Duty, 27, Alexundria, Henry Tolson. Clarence F. Winters, 24, this Rosa R. Johnson, 19, Culbeper, F. R. Killingsworih Wiibur Jones, 24, and Hazel B. Hall. 19, both of Alexandria, Va.; Rev. H. W. Toiso Rufus Stmpkins, 27, and Eila McElvin, 1 Rev. James T. Harvey. Stephen Kovacich, 27, Newark, Winifred Carey, 24, this city; Tolson Owen Briges, 22, Glen Echo, Md. and 18, this city; Rev. John E. Nora A. Lyles, Briges. Edward L. Kimball, 37. this city, and Ruth A Gray, 27, Los Angeles, Calif.; Rev. Henry B. Hodzkins Carl "G, Brown, Elna A Furr, H. R. Deal. Wallace Rutland. 22, this city, and Althea | Sims. 217 Footedale, Pa.: Rev. G. W. Brent. Jesse Vest, 28, and Ruth E. Vandercook, 18; Rev. E. Hez Swem William M. Raysinger, 26, and Eleanor E. Spencer, 23.'both of Baitimore, Md.; Rev. Paul L. Norris. Raphael L. Zuringlas, 29, and Ruby E. | Grimsley, 28; Rev. E. L. Buckey. John W. 'Smith, 65, Lincoln, Va,. sod | Grage M. Connor, 44, Toledo, Ohlo; Hev. H. W. Tolson Bdward J. Duyall, 35 this city, and u-u L. Palmer, 24, Middieton, Md; Rev. 8. B. Bausherss: 32 Annapolis, this city; eity. Va.i and Rev. city. va.i and Rev. N. J., and | Rev, 'H. W. Tucson Editor Expires. TUCSON, Ariz, August 30 &) Ralph E. Ellinwood, editor of the Ar zona Daily Star, Tucson morning news- paper, died unexpectedly at his home ADAMS, WILLIE. Departed this life, August 7, 1930, at Gallinger Hospital, WILLIE ADAMS.' Remains resting at Eugene Ford' funeral parlors, 1300 South Capitol st. Fu neral Sunday, August 31, at 1 p.m.. from the above funeral parlo: coln Memorial Cemetery. BEACH, PHILIP E. On Fridav, August 2 1930, ‘at Sibley Hospital. PHILIP E., be- loved "husband_of Haltle E. Beach and father of Mrs. Ida M. Hisle. Funeral from his late residence. 1020 11th st. n.e. on ‘Tuesday, September 2, at 10 a.in. Hela- tves “and friends “invited. literment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 31 BEACH, PHILIP E. A special communica- tion of Hirem Lodge. No. 10, F. A. A. M will be held at the Masonic Temple. Tue: day, September 2, 1930, § a.m.. lor the purpose of attending the funeral of our Iate brother, PHILIP E. BEAGH. JOHN 'H. EISEMAN, Master. WILLIAM H. GRASS, Secretury. i BONAULT, HARRY CHAUDOS. On Friday, August 29, 1930, at Homeop: Hos! pital, HARRY CHAUDOS BONAULT, 1401 olumbia - rond n.w.. beloved husband of Josephine Bonault (fiee Rick»r). Remains resting at.S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st. n.w. Serv at the Sa cred Heart Catholic Church, 16th st. and Park rd. mw. on Tuesdayv. September 3, at 9 am. Intermegs Arlington National ! Cemeter BONAULT, HARRY C. Comrades of Rich- ard J. Harden Camp, No. 2, U. 8, W. V.. are requested (o assemble at’ Hines” funeral parl 1dth aug Harvaid sts, o, Tyesda September 3. 103 8 To'atiend the funeral of our lnte comrade, HARRY C. BONAULT. LEO M. DEVLIN. Commander, 3i BONAULT, HARRY C. Washington Lodee, No. 15 B. P. O. Flks. The lodee will con- vene in session of sorrow at Hines' funeral parlors, 14th and Harvard sis. n.w.. at 8 am. Tuesday, September 2. 1930. where the funeral ritual of the order will be ex- emplified_over the remains of our late brother, HARRY C. BONAULT, who passed to the Grand Lodse of the Hereafter Fri- day. August 20. 1930, Burlal st Arlington Natlonal Cemetery, 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sep- ember 2. GEORGE E. STRONG. Exalted Rule: Attest; CARTER, GERTRUDE TILLEY. On Wed- nesday, August 27, 1930, GERTRUDE TIL- LEY 'CARTER, Wife of Robert —Carte mother of Dorothy Carter, devoted daugh ter of Samuel and Mary Tilley, sister o Elgar and Charles Tilley. Sarah Faxio and Myitle Ford. Funeral Sunday, August 31, at 1 pan, from Simpson Memorial Church. Remains 'resting_at W. Ernest Jary neral church, 1432 You st. | CORRIDON, FRANCIS C. On_ Sal August 30, 1930, at 3 a'm., FRANC the beloved son of the late lgnatiis Auna Corridon. Funeral wiil take pluce | from the sesidence of his brother. Li J. CORRIDON, 641 Gallatin st. n.\., on Monday - mo ember 1, it 9:15 o'clock, _the L. Aloystus where ‘mass wil said at 10 Relatives and friends invited 31 DANENHOWER, EDWARD BUSHELL. Sud- | deniy. on Thursday. August 29. 1930, "ED- | WARD BUSHELL DANENHOWER, béloved husband of Mrs, Estell Danenhower, in his 53rd year. Funeral from the chapel of John R, Wright Co., 1337 10th st. m.w. Tuesday, September 2. at 2 pm. Inler- ment Rock Creek Cemetery 1° GIBSON, JOSEPH, ~On Saturds 0. at Gailinger Hospital, ' JOSEPH SinaON, BuVivie Him s one. sunr L one uncie. " Remains at Frazier's funeral home, 383 R. L ave. n.w. until Sunday, August 31, at 4 p.m., after Which the body will be shipped fo Bpotsylvania, Va., for interment GUSS, RELIAS. Departed this 1 fully Thursday, August 28, 1930 RELIAS GUSS. devoted hisb, Guss, father of Amos G Gross. Remains resting at the Jarvis_funeral church, 1432 You st until § p.m. Saturday, August 30; there: after at his late residence, Lakeland, Md Funeral Monday, September 1, at § am.. from the Holy Redeemer Church, Berwyii, Md Interment Mount Olivet Cemeiery, 31 ARTIGAN. MARY ALICE. On Friduy. Au- st at 2 o'clock p.m., residence, 3637 0 st “nw., MARY HARTIGAN. beloved wife of the late D 1 J. Hartigan. | Funeral from above resi- dence Monday. September 1. at. 8:30 a ., thence to Holy Trinity Church at 9 o'clock, where mass Will be said for the repose her soul, Relatives and friends invi-ed Interment Holy Rood Cemetery, 3+ HILL. CORA B, Departed this iife on PFri- day, August 29, 1930, CORA B. HILL, 52 G st 's.W. wife of Charies HIl dsushter of Mrs. Sophie Smith. sister of John E. Smith, Lewls Smith, Mrs. Etta Adams and Mrs. Marguerite Green. She is also sur- vived by three sons. four daughters. nine erandchildren and many other relatives ndfriends. Hemains restng at (he apel of the George B. Clark Co.. 1416. Florida ave. n.e. Notice of funeral b H On Thursday, Ausust 28, esidence. 1735 Q_st. 1.W Gaughier of the iate Thomas d and Suganna Irwin Puneral from 8t Matthews Church, Rhode Island ave. he- tween I ‘I;I.fl‘nlll; sts. :‘l"ll, Mon s p where - fered 80D k. interiment brivade. "3y o'clock peace- , at 3 p.m. d of Oarrie and Sadie V. Ernest n.w., Rev. { 31, and Dortaa A. Os- | Philadelphin, Pa.; Judge | and Alice L.| Interment Lin- | WILLIAM S. SHELBY, Secretary. 1 | Chureh, | August | | Braths. | ISEMAN, HENRY E. Departed this life Sat- urday. August 30, 1930. at 8:30 amm. &t the Tesidence of his son, William E.Bise- 20 Perry st. n.e., HENRY E. EISE- 1 at 2:30 p.m.. from Padgett's . 131 11th st. se. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 31 JACKSON, GEORGEANA. Departed _this life, August 28, 1930. at Gallinger Hospital, GEORGEANA ' JACKSON. She leaves 10 their loss one son, one nephew. one in-iaw, a brother and @ host of other relatives ana friends. Remains rest. ine at’ Eugene Ford's funeral parlors, 1300 iday at 4 p.m., e, 1238 Howison September 1. at 1pm. Interment at Resemont Cemetery JENKINS, CARRIE D. on Pri- | 19 i At her ‘CARRIE D Jenkins. Fus ugust 31 at'1 p.m.. from home. 589 R. I. ave. D.W. Interment Lincoln Me: iy N CHRISTIANA. On sust. 29. 1930, a Tesidence, f.w., CHRISTIANA JOHNSON 10 mourn their loss a son, Ernest Mar- shall law, “Altee Marshall and a host of Telatives and friends. Puneral from the reh of the Holy Trin- 16y, 11th st between Q and R sts. Sunday, August 31, at 3 pan. | J0NES, On_ Friduy, August 20, { llinger ~ Hospital, OHARLI | | | Friday. Au- 2021 B st She leaves now., 31 ved husband of Irene Jones, of Lulu Turner. He also i relatives and {riends. Funeral Sunday, August 31, at 1:30 pm.. from Liberty Buptist Chyrch, 20rd st. be: tween 1 and I sts. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. KING. INA E. On Friday. August 20, 1030, at her residence. Wakefeld Hall, 2101 N. H ave. n.w., INA E. wife of George 8. King Remains 'resting in_the chapel of J. Wil- liam Lee's S 32 Pa. ave, nw. Fu a1 from the wbove chapel Monday, Sep- 1at 3 o'clock pm. Relatives and invited’ 1o atiend. Interment Wwood Ceme:ery ALBIN J. On_Saturday. 3. ALBIN J KUBELDZIS beloved son of ‘An beldzis of Minersville e, Pa MAY. Suddenly, on MARGARET ~MAY resting at Gasch under- Hyattsville, Md. Funeral L at' 2 pm., from devoted brother ves many other Interment Mi LLOYD, MARGARE av, - August LLOYD. Remal parlors, b JARIA ELEANORA. On Filday. at_8:30 am, at Sibley A" ELEANORA McCABE. om her father's residence. John 518 B st. s.e, on Monday at 9 am, tHence to 8 Poter’s Church, where requiem mass will be said for the repose of her soul. In- terment te e ARLES A, McCABE, Aurust On_ Saturday. t11:15 a.m. at his resi- n.w., CHARLES A., be- f Jessip . McMahon' (nee voungist son of the ary MeMahon. Fu- m his esidence on Tiesds 2, at 8.30 a.m. thense to Holy Shurch, 36tn and O sts. .. mass will be said at'9 a.m. k Thiil Cemetery. Relatives friends_invited. 1 ETERSON. RLANCHE on Fri 2 p.m.. BL: Chism), belo son. aged 25 yenrs tember 1. frc Mary J_Duni Reletives and frie HATTIE. 3 7 p ife of Preston . Brooks sister of Henry Francls st 31 Baptist Chu officiating ¢ Jarvis Som It e, William LOUISE. _ Suddenly, 1930, at 12:15 o'cloek PETERSON (nee ursday. Augnst 78 E PRICE, devoted er of Solon, iarles and Lavinia Price Funeral Sat- m Mount i nton. Va. Remains resting at V. Ei funeral church, 1432 U st 31 RIDGWAY, EVA FLLEN. 1930, at 1:05 p.m., EVA ELLEN (nee he beloved” wife of fthe late tdrvay, Sc., and eranddaugh- Joseph W. Grinder, Fue late residence, 131 C st. at 2:30 pm interment 3. On Friday. August late her fer o "the neral_from se. Tues September 2, Relutives and friends invited. at Congressional Cemetery. RIDGWAY. EVA_E. All members of Old Glory Council. No. 12, Daughters of Amer- e will agsemble at 121 C8t. s.6. At 3 pm. v, September 2. 1930, ‘to :"emi fu- of our late sister, P. C. EVA E. RIDGWAY, SUSIE LEWIS. Councllor; | MILDRED G. ROCK. Rec. Sec's. lin. On Wedniathr, s wust 27, 1830, at Tier residence, 4771 L &t LICE THORNTON. ‘devoted wife of te Nathaniel Thornton. loving ide E. John, Mary Barbour, n and Gertrude Brown. sis: Johnson. ~She also leaves laren and other relatives and 11 Remains resting at _John Rhines' funeral chapel, 3rd and I'sts. s.w., until Sunday, August 31, at 11 am, then av 461 L st. 4.w. Funeral Monday, Sel {ember 1. at 1 p.n. from Providence Baj tist Chureh, M st. between 413 and 6th s sw. CInterment Bethel Cemetery, Alexan- dria, Va. S | WARREN, ELMER LE ROY, On Saturday Allghst 30, 1030 4 the aibiey_Memorial Hoswital, WARREN. be loved brother of Minnle Warren-Haring. Funeral from his inte residence. 23 T st. nw. on Tuesday, August 2, at Bicn Tacsdey: AU st oharen ai 9 oclock. Interment Rock Creck Ceme- In Memortam. BROWN, ELLA E. In sad memory of our loved one, Mrs. FLLA E. BROW who left us two years ago todey, August 31, 1928. She still lives in our hearts. GEORCE R. BROWN. LULA MINER, WIL- LIAM MINER. GEORGE MINER. CONWAY. MARY A. A tribute of lot t‘v’lu‘ memory of my desr mother, MAR' CONWAY, "who Bassed - 1ay eleven vears S0 today. August 31 1918, mother. o' Pl o eartn ke ner 1-fnd: 'R DAUGHTER, MAMIE ROB!NBO’ MONROE. MARSELENA. In sad but loving eranee of ot 'Deloved " mether: [ARSELENA MONROE, who flf‘DnXl!fl this A e sent wro Loaay. August 31, 1920, May,_the rest in pence. | HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. PLANT, JAMES L. AND ANNA A. In sad remembrance of {ather and mother, JAMES L. PLANT, departed this life August 23, 1885: mother., ANNA L. PLANT, departed (R0 1Te Nents-NG YEArs 280 (oday. At st 31y 1308 Gone, but not forgotien. DAUGHTER, MRS. ( ARA SMALLWOOD. * | . FLORENCE, In loving memory T Naother, FLONENCE SHELTON, who e "Adiiust 30, 1023, Th_my heart your memory lingers, AT Aa tender fond whdl thde. THER S ot &, Gy dear” mother, o nog LN of you. UGHTERS "AND ‘SON. GENE BROWN, 020 Ridder ave., Atlantic City, N. J. » SIMPSON, MARY G. Tn sad but loving re- ebraice of iy 'deat wife ‘and. our mother, MARY G. SIMPSON, who depart- ed this life five vears ago today, August 55, 15 Five vears mothe S’ splrit has hovered near, To_guid s through each SOrrow, %ra ipe "Away ehch tear. wo. grandc to A we have lived without you, Fler'that 18 borne in silence ved ‘s well. from us forever, Tite face We lovad so well, And. oh, how NG ane on The flowers w May wither ; B0t he ove {of her fhai sleeps beneath 1R LOVING "PERS, FRANC © do miss vou, arth can teil. place upon the grave “FUN ALMUS R SPE?\RB Succeeding the Original 1623_€ it_Ave. Ioseph F Birch's | Sons | (ISAAC BIRCH) 13034 M St V. Phone West 0098 fie abjished 1876 : Established 1841 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO 3 10th St ne N ~ Herbert B. Nevnus Funeral Home 924 New York A W. District 2608 Clyde J. Nlchols, Inc. 4200 9th St ____Cow 6324 ). WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM .W___NATIONAL 1384, 1388 CHAS. S. 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